Ever wonder how World of Warcraft veterans level characters to level 80 as if they had superhuman speed? Is it paid guides? Very rarely, however most have stumbled upon some very efficient strategies to use. They've learned things like
where
to hunt and which quests to partake. Whether you're new or old to playing World of Warcraft but want to learn how to level at your fastest, just continue reading.
Stick to quests in which you kill mobs and collect items that are near each other. The best way of leveling quickly is to do quests, but not just any quests. Only do those which have objectives that are within an arm's reach of each other. Collecting pine cones and killing wolves can go together quite easily if said wolves are near said pine cones, allowing you to level up even quicker.
Know what to do in a quest. Sounds obvious, right? But I know that this is the second biggest thing that lengthens the leveling process on World of Warcraft. I've known people who wander around aimlessly and then end up asking in channels, "Where are the pine cones?" My advice for this is that if you don't have every single quests memorized by heart you should download a quest-helper addon such as
Carbonite. It provides an extensive database of NPCs, quest objectives, and enemy locations which can be marked onto your map.
Kill mobs that are equal to your level and mobs that are a maximum of three levels below your current level. This tip is easy, but requires a little bit of math. Rather than spending thirty minutes auto-attacking a monster that yields (for example) 500 experience points, you could kill four monsters that are below two levels below your current level and earn 150 experience points per kill in that same thirty minutes, which would also
net you 600 experience points.
Only take convenient quests. If a quest requires you to visit a small island in the middle of an ocean on the other side of the continent, it's probably not worth doing, if you're trying to be efficient about leveling. The only time this bit of advice should be ignored is when that quest is a prerequisite for another quest, which in turn would yield more experience at a faster rate.
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